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<li>Enter a name under Product Alias (maybe phone mode) and a number (maybe build number) under Product version then click the browse icon in front of Saving Path 
 
 
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<li>In the window that pops up, navigate to the location you wish to save the .pac file, give it a name then click Save 
 
 
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<li>Click OK 
 
 
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<li>Wait while the .pac gets packed 
 
 
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<li>Once done, you should see Packeting Complete. Click OK 
 
 
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<li>You should now see the created pac file 
 
 
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Important Notice<ul class="mycode_list"><li>The BMAConfig.xml is different for each model 
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<li>You can edit the Hovatek-SC7731E entry in the BMAConfig.xml to suit your model. 
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<li>Avoid using files for another model, including FDL 1&2. 
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Video Transcript 
<blockquote class="mycode_quote"><cite>Quote:</cite>In this video tutorial, I will be explaining how to create a spreadtrum pac file using research 
download tool. You need to have the files for the phone model which you intend to 
build into a pac file. Your FDL 1&2 are very important. Now these files should 
be in .img format; boot, cache, persist, prodnv 
recovery, system, vbmeta and vendor. You can rename to .img format. Your 
fbootlogo and logo can be in .bmp format and the rest cab be in 
.bin . You need to copy this BMA config xml file into the research download tool folder. Its just a 
template okay? Replace if prompted and then you scroll down to 
launch research download tool 
you wait while the dashboard comes up 
okay now that we're up, you click the Settings icon and then you should be in the 
download settings menu now you load the fdl file I'm starting with 
FDL 1 . You tick, double-click and then you click the Browse icon. Navigate to the 
location of the file, select, click Open. Now for fdl 2, double-click, click the 
Browse icon, navigate to the location of the file, select. Now for the remaining files 
take note of the Base1 column. This gives you an idea of the file name so for 
this for example w_fixnv1 I have the file here so to

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